Universal Hip Hop Museum presents UHHM Cares

A Wellness Forum



Part of Changing the Picture, sponsored by Time Warner Inc. 

Opening remarks by Chirlane McCray, First Lady of New York City



UHHM Cares is a wellness forum about the impact that mental disorders have on communities of color. The evening begins with a screening of Boxed In (2015, 29 mins.) a film by Tasha Smith about a black man in New York City who struggles with bipolar disorder while his girlfriend and mother learn to cope with his struggle. The screening will be followed by a discussion including author Shanti Das (founder of Silence the Shame), radio talk show host Dr. Lajoyce Brookshire, clinical social worker Dr. Alicia T. Henderson, and Dr. Michele T. Reed. For more information about the Universal Hip Hop Museum visit www.uhhm.org. The program runs approximately two hours.

Tickets: $15 (For this partner program, discounts do apply for Museum members). Order tickets online. (Members may contact [email protected] with any questions regarding online reservations.)



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